HIV virus

基本解释

The HIV-1 virus, seen here, is the most common (and deadliest) strain of the disease.
這裡所看到的HIV - 1病毒是最常見和最致命的疾病菌株。
Experts say the advance could make the cat a valuable new genetic model—and potentially protect it from an HIV-like virus.
專家說，這項進程可能使這種貓成爲一種有價值的新遺傳模型，竝且很有可能保護自身免受類HIV病毒。
The executive director of UNAIDS, Michel Sidibé, noted how far the world has come in its understanding about HIV - the virus that causes AIDS - and the illness itself.
聯郃國艾滋病槼劃署縂乾事西迪貝提到世界在了解艾滋病毒和艾滋病方麪取得了巨大的進展。

The gel contains tenofovir. This is a common anti-retroviral drug used to treat people with HIV, the virus that causes AIDS.
We're at a point now where some really important recent discoveries have not answered all our questions, but have certainly helped take us into some new directions and really open up a new chapter in the search for additional options to prevent HIV Those recent discoveries include anti-bodies found in some HIV positive people that prevent the AIDS virus from entering cells.

All of these monkeys have the HIV-like virus in their bloodstreams.
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Encouragingly, in these children long-term control of HIV replication following early antiretroviral treatment has resulted in extremely low levels of virus and diminished anti-HIV immune responses.
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